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The story of brothers Ayan and Tuluur. In his youth, Ayan, unable to bear the conflictual relationships and stifling atmosphere of his village, decides to leave for Yakutsk to study and start a new life. Meanwhile, Tuluur stays with his mother to care for her during her illness. For the next nine years, Ayan loses contact with his family, isolating himself from the past, until one day he receives news of his mother's death and the need to return to his home village to settle his inheritance.

An amateur philologist strives to share his insights on Bulgakov with the public, despite living a precarious life, sleeping at train stations, and surviving on a meager pension. Undeterred by widespread indifference, he remains determined to make his mark.

A documentary exploring the power of hope through the voices of everyday people. As an Uber driver named Hope (a translation of the filmmaker’s Russian name), the director asks passengers one simple question: “What is your hope?” Through candid conversations, the film captures a wide range of responses, from personal dreams to hopes for the world.

A train carries sleeping passengers. The monotonous clatter of wheels marks the journey’s progress. What lies ahead, and how long will this night endure? No one knows. There is only memory. Or a dream. Or delirium.

The Russian North, in the basin of the Mezen River. For decades, spent rocket stages launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome have fallen here. The film is based on footage from the 2000s, shot by Chechen, the head of a scrap metal harvesting crew. With obsessive persistence, he spends months groping his way through northern forests and swamps in search of rockets.

In a remote village, garbage collector Gio tries to save his sick mother by any means necessary. A local healer sends him in search of a healing spring on a night when, according to legend, pagan spirits emerge from the other world.

Leva is forced to work a low-paying job as a loader in order to somehow support his wife and newborn child. Leva finds himself in a hopeless situation. He decides to resort to extreme measures - stealing. Leva breaks into someone else's apartment and at first everything goes smoothly, but gradually Leva gets the impression that he is not alone...

A film about the joint work of Russian scientists and Buddhist monks, studying the phenomenon of "tukdam" - a special meditative state that, according to Tibetan tradition, can persist even after the body's normal life activity has ceased. The film crew observes research in monasteries in India and Nepal, recording both scientific methods and the deep spiritual side of the practice. The film tries to understand whether a true dialogue between science and ancient wisdom is possible, and to come closer to understanding what we call the nature of consciousness.

The voice of Antonina Fatkhullina, a contemporary artist from St. Petersburg, whose metal sculptures have been part of the street space of St. Petersburg for many years, can be heard among the urban landscapes. The artist’s memories and revelations merge with the places where the sculptures are located, the urban environment and the air of the era that has come. Silent witnesses – the artist’s sculptures, under the close observation of the camera, transform urban landscapes into total installations of their time.

Alexey, a researcher at the Saylugemsky National Park. And he has dedicated most of his life to studying and protecting the Snow Leopard. He knows all the trails, crossings, has photographed more snow leopards than anyone else, but... he is the only one of all the employees and specialists who has not seen a leopard in real life, only in camera traps. And he decides to find and see the leopard at any cost.

Grigory Rimer, a young ambitious entrepreneur from the Urals, launches the production of the first Cobot in Russia at his plant. This is a new generation robot that works together with people, not instead of them. Suddenly, Rimer learns that not only the future of the project is at stake, but also his life.

A girl named Olya from a small village comes to Moscow in the hope of becoming a famous actress to film the most popular Russian reality show, “16-Year-Old Mommies,” but she quickly becomes disillusioned with her dream when she sees how movies are actually made.

Copying books is a very boring job. So one Monk shirks his work in every possible way, risking falling under the hot hand of the strict Abbot. However, his laziness unexpectedly opens up new horizons for him.

He is a disgraced director and creator of beauty. After a forced labor camp, Sergei Parajanov, excommunicated from the world of cinema, creates masterpieces out of nothing: he sells myths on the streets of Tbilisi, turns Georgian funerals into theater, and his vegetable garden into a garden of miracles. When all paths are closed, a true artist will find a new one. But this path is also under threat…

Winter, wind and childhood are all around, like a rocket flying away into the distance. What comes after it?

A Nordic legend of good and evil.

Composer and founder of the Cinematica chamber orchestra Gleb Andrianov once realized that he needed a new creative challenge. And he set off on a ten-day journey across the Kuril Ridge to play a concert on top of an active volcano. It turned out to be a unique journey into two elements – nature and music, which have much in common.

Over the course of ten years, the participants of the Surf Siberia project have visited the most remote shores on the planet, from the cold waters of Russia to the tropical waves of Indonesia. “Culture Code: Fragments” collects these years into a visual chronicle full of adventures, film grain, and personal stories. Here, surfing and skateboarding are not just sports, but a language for talking about growing up, finding yourself, and the power of community.

A film in the genre of an ethnographic journey to Pechora along the routes of the expeditions of Nikolai Evgenievich Onchukov, one of the pillars among the collectors of Russian folklore and the discoverer of Pechora epics.

36-year-old Katya owns a small sewing business. For the past six months, she has been apart from her beloved Seryozha, who signed a contract and left to serve in the special military operation. Their phone calls have become an integral part of her day – she forgets everything else during them. And finally Seryozha tells her that he’ll be granted leave soon. This thought fills Katya with hope for their long-awaited reunion.

A young man returns to his rural hometown because his mother is sick and needs care. He finds that his mother is getting weirder and that his beautiful hometown is staring at him like an abyss. It seems that fate is trying to tie the young man and his hometown together permanently.

Sinara is a gynecologist and a surgeon. She is the last hope for hundreds of women. Women from all over the country come to her on the brink of despair. If she can’t help them, then no one can. And Sinara always helps. To save the possibility of becoming a mother for her patient the doctor performs a risky operation and lets the women experience the joy of maternity.

Programmer Anton, noticing an unconscious girl at a bus stop, who was left behind by a drunken group, tries to help her get home. Meeting her offenders on the way, he stands up for her. At the cost of a lot of nerves, broken knuckles and a night in a monkey house, Anton receives gratitude from the girl's father.

A documentary about the inhabitants of the village Svetlana. They grow vegetables together, milk cows, dance, paint and eat together. People call them “handicapped,” but they are the ones who open our broken souls to the path to divine humanity and freedom.

An ordinary meeting turns into a nightmare

Actors Danila Kozlovsky, Leonid Yarmolnik, Kai Getz and Serafima Goshchanskaya, as well as director Sergey Filatov, cinematographer Bahodir Yuldashev and co-screenwriter Sergey Levitan talk about how the mysterious world of the series was invented and embodied on the screen.

This is a film about a cycling expedition beyond the Arctic Circle. It's about the beauty and authenticity of the Russian North. It's about the motivation to get off the couch and go somewhere you've probably always wanted to go. To see what only you can see. To find meanings that only you can understand.

The film is about a physical education teacher at a rural school in the village of Matveevka in the Khabarovsk Territory. Mikhail Nepogodin, a graduate of the Khabarovsk Pedagogical Institute, came to work at a rural school, where he conducts physical education classes and teaches children sports and water tourism, educating the younger generation to love their native land, developing sports and leadership skills. According to M. Nepogodin, this is necessary to take children away from the street and from their phones so that they can see what a wonderful world surrounds them – the amazing Far Eastern nature. Only through such lessons can you instill love for a small homeland, and this is where true patriotism begins.

Each of us dreamed of escaping to the edge of the world at least once in our lives, and everyone had their own motives for this. Someone wanted to reboot, break out of the routine, forget about work for a while, and someone just wanted to prove to himself that he was capable of it. And such a person cannot be stopped. Our heroine traveled the distance of 3,500 kilometers from Stavropol to Teriberka on a motorcycle with the dream of scuba diving in the cold waters of the Barents Sea. During the journey, she faced many difficulties, which she was helped to overcome by casual acquaintances. But the main challenge was the need to constantly negotiate with your own body for the incurable disease type 1 diabetes.

The film tells about the daily service of the members of the Ensemble — singers, musicians and dancers who travel to various points of Donbass to support the Russian military through creativity.

The story is about a young scientist Victoria Shipunova, who is working to create a cure for cancer.

The hero of the film is a 23-year-old guy who became an Olympic champion in breakdancing. The film, created in 2025, tells the story of Russian dancer Sergey Chernyshev's triumph at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, where he became the first-ever champion in breakdancing. Sergey Chernyshev, a native of Voronezh, has been practicing breakdancing since childhood, with his father serving as his coach. His father instilled in him a fighting spirit and a unique perspective on life. In high school, the guy dreamed of going to drama school and acting in movies.

The painting tells the story of the heroic deeds of young Donbass underground fighters during the Great Patriotic War, drawing parallels with modern times.

Leaving the city, the girl meets a man.

When 10-year-old Alyosha visits his grandfather in the countryside for the holidays, he learns a lot about the Feast of the Ascension, the lives of the pioneers of modern space exploration, the deep connection between the physical and spiritual aspects of human existence, and the journey that leads to God and true faith. These newfound insights transform the boy's inner world and his perspective on the fundamentals of life.

The story is about two young sorceresses, Lucy and Dina, who moved into a new house and decided to get a pet.

About the volunteer Cossack units and about the people who are now fighting on the front line.

The heroine is preoccupied with her appearance and body. The more time she spends in this state, the more flaws she sees in herself. A short film about eating disorder.

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An attempt to discern eroticism in a kaleidoscope of religious and everyday rituals

The inhabitants of the paper house experience a sleepless night and reminisce about their travels

Night city. A bus stop. A drunk man is dozing off. A girl comes there. He asks her for help—to pour cognac into his mouth. He can’t do it himself; his hands are occupied with a grenade without a pin, which ended up with him by accident. The girl calls the police. While waiting for help, a conversation unfolds between them.

In postwar Königsberg, displaced East Prussians and arriving Soviet settlers were forced to live side by side, bound by loss and survival. Through interviews, archives, and stage fragments, this documentary explores the fragile encounters across enemy lines.

The air is thick with moths and black midges. The frozen ground does not retain moisture at all. A man is resurrected, accompanied on his luminous path through the trees by the white god.

The film is based on a spontaneous interview with Godovannaya’s father, recorded at an airport in the summer of 2022. For the first time, he shares his family album, revealing moments of childhood, growing up, military service, and photos of cherished friends, relatives, children, and grandchildren, alongside stories of relocations, encounters, and partings.

Investigation of The Dossier Center about the alleged plans of FSB officers to poison Alexei Navalny in 2017 in Kirov.

The action unfolds on the Yenisei, a remote Siberian river where the past and the future meet. At the center of the story is a steamship that, for 70 years, has served not just as a means of transportation, but as a true heart and home for local residents and passengers.

Tired of boring and stereotypical dates, Andrey and Vika decide to have an unusual first meeting, revealing their weak points to each other. This idea should have helped them get to know each other faster, but in love it is impossible to predict what exactly will be the decisive “yes”.

A film about the incredible and eventful creative path of photographer and artist Olga Michi, as well as about the art group "GROM" that she created. Olga Michi visited the most remote corners of the world, constantly testing her strength: she lived with African tribes, looked for cities lost in the South American jungle, photographed white sharks and swam in a river teeming with crocodiles. But at some point, she felt cramped within the framework of reportage photography, she wanted not only to reflect the world around her - she wanted to create her own.

A broken vase is worth more than a whole one. A broken cup becomes a work of art. In Moscow, there is a master who turns damaged things into unique objects, restoring them using an ancient technology. This film explores the fragile nature of not only things, but also people. "Some Japanese Word" can be an inspiration for anyone who has ever felt broken.

A film about the simple but surprisingly rich life of the Udege people, who live in the most inaccessible places of the Far Eastern taiga. Our heroines are well over 60, but in their souls they are still mischievous girls and, despite all the difficulties of "forest life", they have retained their youthful enthusiasm, high spirits and love of life. This film is a reflection on lost values, wisdom, the past and the future.